From the 16th(Tue) March to the 19th(Fri) March, 2010
ILCAA (Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa,
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan)
The program is definitive
last update 2010/03/15 10:24:20 JST
bundled abstracts (3.7MB)
10:15
10:30
Misionación portuguesa y contacto interlingüístico en Oriente
intermission
11:15
Aproximación a la metalingüística misionero-colonial en varias gramáticas filipinas
11:45
Clasificación de las partes de la oración en la tradición misionero-colonial : el caso de las gramáticas filipinas
14:00
A comparative perspective on honorificity in selected missionary Jesuit grammars
14:30
On the Emergence of the First Printed Grammar of Sanskrit. Johann Ernst Hanxleden S.J. (1681-1732) and Paulinus a Sancto Bartholomaeo O.C.D. (1748-1806), Pioneers of Indology.
15:00
The Origin and History of MS779 in the District Archive of Braga: New Light on its Importance in the Study of Northern Ethiopian History
intermission
15:45
Stages in typesetting Japanese Characters in the Jesuit mission press in the late 16th centuries
16:15
Vocabulary, Calepin or thesaurus? Remarks on Seventeenth-century Bilingual Dictionaries of Spanish and Indigenous languages of America
10:00
JL Krapf and mid 19th century work on East African languages
10:30
A Arte da Lingua de Angola (Lisboa 1697) de Pedro Dias, S. J. -- a primeira descrição gramatical da língua dos Ambundos
11:00
Making missionary dictionaries of indigenous languages in 16th century Mexico (Nahuatl) and 19th and 20th century Austronesia (Chamorro): a comparison.
13:30
Russian Missionaries of the XIX c.: independent linguistic approach to the East
14:00
Western Missionaries' Contributions to Chinese Linguistics in the Seventeenth Century.
14:30
Comparison of Étienne Fourmont’s Linguae Sinarum Mandarinicae with his contemporaries’ linguistic work on Mandarin Chinese
intermission
15:15
Western missionaries and Chinese languages: -- Language choices, social contexts and intellectual traditions
15:45
The Chinese grammars of Latin language in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
16:15
Matteo Ricci and the introduction of Italian music in China during the Ming Dynasty
16:45
English learning books in the late nineteenth century Hong Kong
10:00
The first Western grammar of Sinhalese: a Protestant approach to the art of describing a language.
10:30
The 1554 Cartilha: Early missionary choices for a Christian lexis for Tamil
intermission
11:15
Contribution of missionaries to Konknni linguistics
11:45
The typology of syntax according to Missionary grammars of the Portuguese tradition (16th-18th century) in India : -- The description of ergativity
12:15
Estudios portugueses sobre la gramática de la lengua concani
14:00
Study of "Appunti Di Grammatica Giapponese" produced by the Salesians of Don Bosco
14:30
El término partícula e su concepto en el japonés - persistencia de las ideas de los Jesuittos
15:00
Comparison among dictionaries written by the Jesuits in Japan: Dictionarium Latino Lusitanicum, ac Iaponicum (1595) and Vocabulario da lingoa de Iapam (1603–1604)
intermission
15:45
Translation Technique and Policy in Symbolo da Fee (1611) : Recently Discovered material from Jesuit Mission Press in Japan
10:00
Aspectos lexicográficos de los vocabularios Filipinos (1600-1800)
10:30
Georgian Dictionary (1629) and Georgian Grammar (1643) Prepared and Printed by “Congregatio de Propaganda Fide”
intermission
11:15
Animacy, definiteness, specificity and referentiality in missionary grammars
11:45
Missionary initiatives: printed first linguistic script of Bangladesh
13:30
The grammar of Xebero and the trilingual vocabulary Spanish-Quechua-Xebero (Additional Ms. 25,323, Britsh Library, London, UK).
14:00
On theories of languages: Aspects of phonetics and syntax in "Arte da Grammatica da Lingua Brasilica da Naçam Kiriri", de Luis Vincencio Mamiani
14:30
Nouns, verbs, and the Tupinamba / Nheengatu descriptive tradition
intermission
15:15
El aprovechamiento descriptivo del concepto de ‘caso’ en las gramáticas de Dias (1697) y Mamiani (1699)
15:45
La manifestación de la tradición gramatical quechua y la política lingüística del Perú colonial (1560-1586)
16:15
Unity and correferentiality in Friar Juan Bautista de Laguna’s Arte, Diccionario and religious text, (XVI century)
16:45
Relatives in Japanese and Quechua
Closing remarks : Zwartjes, Otto (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Closing words : Kishimoto, Emi (International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan)